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Big Data Drives Radical Change
BG1, February 11, 2019
Data Kramer, VP Innovation Services, Involta
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David Kramer, MSEE
Has no real or apparent conflicts of interest to report.
Conflict of Interest
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• Big Data – What it means to you and human health
• How Big Data is driving the frenzy of new industries to enter the
health care markets
• Examples of Big Data driving positive patient outcomes
• How the use of Big Data in Digital Health is driving changes from
data privacy to ethical data use
• How should hospitals and health care organizations adapt,
change and innovate to survive and improve through Big Data
adoption
Learning Objectives
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• What is this Big Data thing??
• How is this enabling personalized healthcare??
• So why is it going to be different??
• What are some successes??
• So I have to Share My Data??
• How can My healthcare provider take advantage of this??
• Summary and Questions
Agenda
“The Future has
arrived it is just not
evenly distributed”
- William Gibson, Author of Cyberpunk
What is this “Big
Data” thing?
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+326M
Patients
+300
Healthcare
Occupations
5,534
Registered Hospitals
35M
Hospital Admissions
Healthcare is Big…
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• Acceleration of Data Collection - As of 2017 approximately 97% of hospitals and
87% of Physicians practices have adopted an EHR driving capture of patient and
patient health history
• Acceleration of Patient Access – As of 2015 over 69% of hospitals provide patients
the ability to view, download, and transmit their healthcare records online. This is a
59% increase since 2013 demonstrating accelerating use of personal health
technology
• Consumerization of Healthcare – As we pay more for our healthcare and we pay
more of it we are “more engaged” in determining how to reduce costs and be more
proactive in our own health outcomes.
Resulting in Big Data…
How is this enabling
“personalized”
Healthcare?
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Digital Health for “My” Self-service
• Telemedicine
• Digital Therapeutics
• Cost and Quality Transparency
Scientific Wellness customized to “Me”
• Personal genome mapping
• Massive analytics engines
• Precision Medicine, Genomic
Medicine
Value-based Reimbursement enabling “Me”
• Leverage Patient Data across providers
• Patient Centric Payer and Provider partnerships
• Holistic new Patient Care models – Diet & Exercise 40%, Genetics 30%,
Social 20%, Healthcare 10%
So why is it going
to be different?
Shifting of Capital
Resources
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$100M
Investment
Coronary Artery Disease Detection
DNA Personalized Products
Mobile Monitoring and Management
$18M
Average Deal
350
New Companies
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Established
Companies
$3.4B
Total Investment
2018:
Convergence of
Technologies
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Artificial Intelligence 3D Printing
Sensors Genomics
Robotics Stem Cells
Consumerism is
being Embraced
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Patient Portals Wearables
Mobile Apps Mobile Healthcare
Case Studies
Kathy Halamka
Stage IIIA Breast Cancer
Big Data tactic led to an unusual
treatment, targeting her estrogen-
sensitive tumor cells with
chemotherapy drugs instead of
surgery.
Age: 50 (at time of diagnosis)
Query:
Age-50 Asian females What were there
treatments? What were were their
outcomes?
Kaiser Permanente
Goal:
Ensure data exchange across all
medical facilities and promote the use
of EHR’s
The Integrated system has improved
outcomes in cardiovascular disease
and achieved and estimated $1B in
saving from reduced patient visits and
lab tests.
So I have to share
my data?
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We did not Govern ourselves
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Ethical Use
What are we asking to govern?
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Playing Well
Together
Govern the facilitation of
socially valuable research
How can my
Healthcare
Provider take
advantage of this?
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“Digital’’
Strategy
Transform with Technology
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Partner Well
Scale Quickly
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Fail Fast
It’s about culture
“The Future has
arrived it is just not
evenly distributed”
- William Gibson, Author of Cyberpunk
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David Kramer
Vice President of Innovation Services
dkramer@involta.com
